Get a free magazine and enter a competition to win a Red Sea dive holiday for 2 when you visit Scubaverse at DIVE 2017
Scubaverse.com is exhibiting at DIVE 2017 this weekend! Come and visit us on Stand No.100, and not only will you be able to pick up a free…
And the winner of a copy of the book ‘Underwater Photography Art and Techniques’ by Nick Robertson-Brown is…
We’d like to say a big thank you to all of you who entered our competition to win a a copy of the book ‘Underwater Photography Art and…
Book before 31 October for these great value diving deals from Diverse Travel
Are you ready to book your next diving holiday? Check out the latest diving deals from UK-based Tour Operator Diverse Travel. Book by 31…
Can you Climb a Boat Ladder in Sidemount?
by John Bentley Sidemount is mainstream as a gear configuration and it works well for lots of people. While it originated in cave sites,…
Introducing the new Scubapro S620 Ti: The Regulator (R)evolution Continues
Since its introduction in 2001 and through four generations of design evolution, Scubapro’s high performance S600 has earned a reputation…
Get a free magazine and enter a competition to win a Red Sea dive holiday for 2 when you visit Scubaverse at DIVE 2017
Scubaverse.com is exhibiting at DIVE 2017 this weekend! Come and visit us on Stand No.100, and not only will you be able to pick up a free copy of our first ever printed publication, ‘Scubaverse Annual 2018’, you will also be able to…
Can you Climb a Boat Ladder in Sidemount?
by John Bentley Sidemount is mainstream as a gear configuration and it works well for lots of people. While it originated in cave sites, it’s a common sight on dive boats, local quarries, and shore sites in present day. For good reasons, some…
Can you Climb a Boat Ladder in Sidemount?
by John Bentley Sidemount is mainstream as a gear configuration and it works well for lots of people. While it originated in cave sites, it’s a common sight on dive boats, local quarries, and shore sites in present day. For good reasons, some…
Introducing the new Scubapro S620 Ti: The Regulator (R)evolution Continues
Since its introduction in 2001 and through four generations of design evolution, Scubapro’s high performance S600 has earned a reputation…
Suunto EON Core – The CORE Material Every Scuba Diver Needs (Watch Video Review)
Those of you that know me well have often referred to me by the technical term “dive wuss” because of my obsession with warm water…
Can you Climb a Boat Ladder in Sidemount?
by John Bentley Sidemount is mainstream as a gear configuration and it works well for lots of people. While it originated in cave sites,…
Catch up with Edge and Mustard at the Scuba Travel Talks at DIVE 2017
This year’s Dive Show has one of the best line-ups of speakers we have ever seen… and not just on the main stages! The Scuba…
Caribbean Fun Travel introduce new destinations
Caribbean Fun Travel has announced the introduction of four new destinations to its portfolio – St. Lucia, Guadeloupe, Dominica and…
TUSA joins the Dive Computer ‘Elite Fleet’ through Deepblu Connect
TUSA has become the latest scuba diving brand to integrate Deepblu Connect to its flagship dive computer the TUSA DC Solar Link. Deepblu…
Explore further with TDI Cavern Discovery
There’s a cavern, I want to look in there! The allure of a new environment is tempting, especially when you are diving in clear water and…
TEKCamp 2018 is go!
Are you ready to discover your tech side? The world’s most popular biennial tech ‘masterclass’ event returns to Vobster…
Hawk fish – Cirrhitidae
Hawk fishes are everywhere on the reef, perching on finger corals on shallow reefs, darting around the pinnacles in surge waters or perched…
Carpe Diem Maldives Announce 2018 Dive with a Purpose Marine Expeditions
Building on the success of three marine expeditions in 2017, in partnership with US based research organization Coral Reef CPR, Carpe Diem…